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ByBuck Scientific Inc based in Ansonia, CONNECTICUT (USA)
To support companies operating in the waste management sectors, LSI LASTEM offers sensors, systems and software for measuring, displaying, storing and transmitting data. Within the compost piles the most interesting parameters are temperature, oxygen and water content. In biofilters it is useful to know the temperature, the water content in the filter bed, while in its inlet pipe, the temperature, humidity and flow rate; while the pH value is important in the collection wells. The LSI LASTEM offer is completed ...
ByLSI-Lastem srl based in Settala Premenugo, ITALY
Sewer Meters monitor sewage level and flow within the sewers. Benefits gained by sewer monitoring include: (1) Detection of overflow conditions before overflow occurs thereby preventing hazardous environmental events. (2) Detection of blocked sewer pipes, allowing quick and focused maintenance thereby reducing maintenance costs. (3)Detection of over-used and under-used pipes for long term municipal planning. (4) Monitoring of sewage flow in sensitive sites such as flow to the river or sea. (5) Estimation ...
BySolid Applied Technologies Ltd. (SOLIDAT) based in Mandeville, LOUISIANA (USA)
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Control of high radioactivity levels can be done only with dedicated instruments able to measure radiation up to 300 ...
ByBertin Technologies based in Montigny-le-Bretonneux, FRANCE
Waste Type: Complex alcohols. Objective: Certain constituents of the test waste were know to be biodegradable but were suspected of being toxic to aerobic biological processes when present in high concentrations. The objective was then to determine how much waste could be added to an activated sludge process before toxic impacts would be ...
ByChallenge Technology based in Springdale, ARKANSAS (USA)
Waste water is one of the most important environments to monitor. Increasingly strict regulations require cleaner waste water discharges into both watercourses and sewer systems. Monitoring waste water before discharge allows you to detect any potential pollutants and trigger re-treatment, so that these can be removed. Aquaread designs and manufactures a range of water testing equipment that is ideal for various environments and deployments. ...
ByAquaread Ltd, Part of the NKE Group based in Broadstairs, UNITED KINGDOM
“Efficiently lowers algae, biofilm formation, bacterial counts and chemical consumption.” When temperatures are high, for example in cooling towers, a matrix of different microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, EPS and algae can grow very rapidly. The disadvantages of biofilm formation in cooling towers can be enormous. Therefore water used in cooling towers needs frequent treatment and chemical shocks to keep levels of micro-organisms to a ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
SenZ2 provides a complete solution to optimise the waste collection process. Highly accurate insights are given on container fill-levels with the unique LEVELRADAR™. This reliable source of information, together with the route optimisation application will result in direct operational cost savings. Beside, complaints about full containers can be avoided effectively. Through a significant reduction in emissions, road wear, vehicle wear, noise pollution and work hours, SenZ2 provides cities as well as ...
ByStaal Instruments BV based in , NETHERLANDS
Problem: A significant portion of the operational costs of a conventional municipal wastewater treatment plant employing an aerobic biological treatment unit comes from electricity costs associated with aeration. In many cases, the aeration rates are kept at the maximum level to ensure that the plant’s effluent is in compliance with the regulations. The critical parameter for regulatory purposes and treatment efficiency, BOD, takes 5 days to measure through standard methods providing almost no value to the ...
ByUviTec, part of ABB (Formerly Real Tech Inc.) based in Whitby, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Method: An industry was discharging wastewater to a municipal sewer and was suspected of causing problems with treatment at the plant. Samples of the industrial wastewater were collected and oxygen uptake for four dilutions was measured using a CHALLENGE AER-200 aerobic/anaerobic respirometer system. Biodegradation kinetic coefficients were determined using the method described by Dang, et. al. (Res. J. of Water Poll. Control Fed., p. 1711, 1989). Results of the oxygen uptake measurements and kinetic analyses are ...
ByChallenge Technology based in Springdale, ARKANSAS (USA)
If industrial wastewater entering a treatment works contains toxic components the rate of biodegradation will be inhibited or stop completely. This can result in failed consents and will certainly give rise to operational problems. Visible indications include deflocculation, bulking and the appearance of filamentous bacteria. Sometimes, there are no visible effects. When the sludge bacteria are inhibited, there is the possibility of toxicity carryover in the effluent that is discharged to receiving waters. With ...
ByStrathkelvin Instruments Limited based in North Lanarkshire, UNITED KINGDOM
There are strict regulations in place surrounding waste water, which makes it very important to monitor. Even small changes in aquatic ecosystems can have a huge impact in the chemical makeup of water, temperature, etc. ...
ByAquaread Ltd, Part of the NKE Group based in Broadstairs, UNITED KINGDOM
Test Setup: 40 and 60 mL of wastewater were added to individual respirometer flasks each containing nutrient/mineral/buffer medium to form two different dilutions. TCMP was added to inhibit nitrification. 25 mL of seed from a laboratory scale reactor was added to each test reactor. Oxygen uptake was monitored using a CHALLENGE AER-200 respirometer for five days. A second dose of 40 and 60 mL of leachate sample was then added to each reactor and oxygen uptake was measured for another 5 ...
ByChallenge Technology based in Springdale, ARKANSAS (USA)
This category includes various products and materials collected in hospitals: hazardous waste (eg catheters, disposable gloves, test tubes, disposable gowns, material for dressing, etc.). lab hazardous waste as a result of the carrying out of research activities and bacteriological diagnostics (for example: land plates, contaminated culture, etc.). cutting waste (for example: needles, syringes, scalpels, etc.). unrecognizable organs and body parts ...
BySatrindTech Srl based in Arluno, ITALY
Remote Monitoring for Water Level of Bridges and Flood Zones with Resensys Wireless Water Level SenSpot (Ultrasonic Level Meter SenSpot) Sensors and Wireless Solar Cameras. Water level of rivers can rise in heavy rainfall and cause flooding and damage to bridge structures. As a result, monitoring water level under a bridge is one of the significant aspects of a bridge’s health monitoring. This kind of monitoring can also help to evaluate flood zones. The ability to monitor the water level of bridges, ...
ByResensys, LLC based in College Park, MARYLAND (USA)
ByCustom Stack Analysis, LLC. based in Alliance, OHIO (USA)
Water companies, water authorities or publicly-owned treatment works (POTW) need to have some knowledge of the composition of the wastes they it receive. In addition to testing for ammonia and BOD or COD levels, treatment works can license industrial discharges on the basis of concentrations of some of the known toxic compounds. ...
ByStrathkelvin Instruments Limited based in North Lanarkshire, UNITED KINGDOM